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That is not a simplicity issue. "Something that is simple may take longer to write and might be more verbose" -- from the article. In a simple language, there
by TheDong 12y ago
That is not a simplicity issue.
"Something that is simple may take longer to write and might be more verbose" -- from the article.
In a simple language, there should not be functions that do exactly what you want to do; that would be a sign of the language being complex and featureful, which are enemies of simple.
(and yes, this is a bit tongue-in-cheek)
- rtpg 12y agoEven in a simple language, simple things should be simple. Granted, it's easy to make complex things sound simple, but the example given seems simple.